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gravitate English

Meaning gravitate meaning

What does gravitate mean?

gravitate

— verb be attracted to Boys gravitate towards girls at that age — verb move toward The conversation gravitated towards politics — verb move due to the pull of gravitation The stars gravitate towards each other

Synonyms gravitate synonyms

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gravitate English » English

sink incline tip tilt take slant settle seek recline precipitate pitch move towards list lean heel drawn careen cant over cant be attracted attracted attract appreciate address

Topics gravitate topics

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Tendency

Conjugation gravitate conjugation

How do you conjugate gravitate?

gravitate · verb

Examples gravitate examples

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Simple sentences

The wishes and ideas of a composer gravitate around a common point.

Movie subtitles

I wonder if the fish gravitate toward unselfishness.
You gravitate to people in the same profession as you.
You gravitate to women.
They seem to gravitate towards it.
Things gravitate towards it that you might not find elsewhere.
Well, unpleasant things do gravitate here, it's true, but we don't know that there's anything besides this chap.
Wormholes, always gravitate toward each other in segmented loops.
It just seems natural that certain individuals gravitate to each other, and Tina and I have made the decision that we want to be with people we like right at the very end.
TINA: You have four or five young people playing. They've got so much chemistry that it is almost second nature just to-- woo-- just immediately gravitate towards one another.
See how the color wands gravitate towards the bottom right corner?
I gravitate more towards the undead variety.
I think I gravitate more towards the older group, just because they're really willing to work, but this is a game of non-trust.
I think Lisa liked being in the younger group and I think I gravitate more towards the older group.
My idea is to start you off on some standing role. and then gravitate toward some small speaking roles.
Unpleasant things do gravitate here.
Because humans always gravitate toward the light.
People who don't want relationships gravitate to married people. Safety in prohibition. You do that.
What do you think of the men who come here, who gravitate around us so much?
Those who grumble about power gravitate to the heir to the throne.
Some of the older ones gravitate to the cloakrooms and what have you.
Most women gravitate toward the florals but I'm thinking you're more checkerboard of sort's.
And people gravitate to them like a moth to the flame, you know?
Those in need often gravitate to them for safety. even before they are the Sentinel.
You gravitate to the worst possible outcomes.
Would I. gravitate to its warmth?
I mean the magical twist of fate that prompted you to gravitate. toward this institute of imbeciles.
People who don't want relationships gravitate to married people.
Often, at times where couples break up, friends gravitate towards one person or the other.
So I wouldn't be surprised or hurt if you decided to gravitate towards Mel.
Ever wonder why kitchens are the first place people gravitate to when they first get to a party?
The cool people are going to gravitate to me.
Harriet, the gay people are going to gravitate to you, and if any of them are cool they're going to gravitate to me. Let's not be delusional.

News and current affairs

A Russia that gradually begins to gravitate toward the West will also be a Russia that ceases to disrupt the international system.
In terms of stereotypes, various psychological studies show that men gravitate to the hard power of command, while women are collaborative and intuitively understand the soft power of attraction and persuasion.
Will Egypt gravitate toward Islamic theocracy or adopt a secular government that respects minority rights?
In the past, small member states used to gravitate towards federalist positions, because they calculated that they needed strong central institutions to contain the power of the large member states (especially France).
Economies gravitate naturally to a full-employment equilibrium, and, after a shock, do so fairly quickly if not impeded by misguided government action.
It could also help lessen the tendency of some governments to gravitate ever closer towards the booming Chinese economy.
If a left party's economic policy is perceived as a weak copy of the right's agenda, the poorest segments of the population will gravitate to chauvinist forces and their false promises of protection from the consequences of globalization.

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